NEW YORK (WFAN) — Ken Singleton played 15 years in the major leagues for the Mets, Expos, and Orioles. He has been one of the game’s best broadcasters for twice that long, including 20 seasons with the Yankees on MSG and YES.
Singleton was a three-time All-Star, runner-up for the 1979 AL MVP, and a member of the 1983 world champions in Baltimore.
In this episode of 30 With Murti, Singleton chats about his long career, and among the highlights was the experience of playing for the great Roberto Clemente in Puerto Rico. Click on the links below for that and other great stories from Singleton’s 40-plus years in baseball.